Empowering businesses to protect their virtual transactions
Manama, Bahrain: stc Bahrain, a world-class virtual authorizer, has partnered with Sirar through stc for its cybersecurity offerings for businesses in Bahrain. The strategic partnership will enable companies in the Kingdom to manage virtual risks well, comply with applicable legislation and regulations. and fostering a safe virtual transformation journey.
The new cybersecurity responses will provide companies with the equipment to tackle a developing challenge, as cybersecurity attacks in Bahrain increased by as much as 188% in the current quarter of this year[1]. It will also raise awareness among businesses in the Kingdom about the ability to protect their assets online, as more than a portion of Middle Eastern business leaders (59%) now see cybersecurity attacks as one of their 3 most sensitive business concerns. [2]
The announcement is from the first #stcTechTalk, where Sirar CEO Fahad Al Jutaily spoke about the developing risk of cybercrime with H. E. Ch. Salman Al Khalifa, CEO of the National Cybersecurity Center, Mr. Jad Hajj Partner
Eng. Nezar Banabeela, Executive Director of stc Bahrain, commented on the partnership: “Our partnership with Sirar provides us with opportunities to meet the developing demand for cybersecurity threats and empower companies to succeed over cybersecurity challenges, raise awareness and secure their virtual future. This partnership unifies our functions with stc Group and strengthens our cybersecurity offerings for our consumers in the Kingdom with the aim of adapting the trusted platform for the knowledge economy and enabling virtual transformation in a secure manner.
Fahad Aljutaily, CEO of Sirar through stc, said: “We are proud to partner with stc Bahrain to provide complex next-generation responses to force the virtual economy and protect the virtual long-term businesses in Bahrain. Through this partnership, we aim to expand our facilities throughout the region and strengthen the culture of cyber security within organizations to help them operate as safely and successfully as possible. your platforms and sensitive data.
Sirar through stc is the cybersecurity arm of the stc group, with complex technical answers to cover multiple sectors, such as government, oil and gas, banking, monetary, and more. The organization is comprised of experts in corporate security and privacy, providing a diversity of answers that will help companies operate their virtual platforms securely.
For more information, www. stc. com. bh.
[1] https://www. newsofbahrain. com/bahrain/83046. html
[2] https://www. gdnonline. com/Details/1142636/Cybersecurity-top-concern-for-Mideast-businesses
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